Joyously, we will gather for outdoor, in-person worship at the home of Stuart and Adderly Lord TOMORROW, Sunday, May 23rd, at 10am. (Location: 2490 Cana Court, Lafayette, CO 80026).

Per CDC recommendations and Colorado state guidelines please wear a mask if you are not fully vaccinated. If you are fully vaccinated, you are not required to wear a mask.

It will be good to gather together in unity, as the Psalmist says, tomorrow. I look forward to seeing you all live and in-person!

The Pine Street Church Leadership Council along with all of us from Pine Street Church would like to offer a heartfelt and grateful farewell to Organist, Pianist, and Music Team Leader, Ryan Connell.

After 13 years of outstanding service, offering his considerable musical gifts to our community, Ryan’s time at Pine Street Church has officially concluded.

Hailing from Louisville Kentucky, Ryan joined the PSC music team in 2008.

Pine Street Church will forever be grateful for and remember so much about what he brought to our spiritual community; his expressive solo keyboard performances on the piano and the organ (from foot-stomping rags and lush jazz ballads, to his command of the omni-present billowing organ pipes and holding those last chords of the postlude just perfectly longer than you expected), his role in the creation of the now annual Good Friday Musical Meditation, particularly his valiant and inspiring keyboarding on Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life, and of course his beautiful family and endless passion for the divine wilderness of God’s creation.

We wish deepest blessings and peace on the next stages of your journey, Ryan.

With Grateful Heart, Mind, and Spirit,

All Pineheads Everywhere 

PS: There will be a future opportunity to honor Ryan's service and to offer words of blessing that will be announced at a later date.

We're very excited to announce a new online resource for members of Pine Street Church! The Pinehead Portal is a page (scroll over "Get Involved" and click "Pinehead Portal" in the drop down) on the new Pine Street Church website that, after registering, members can access things such as the most up to date Church Directory and notes from recent Leadership Council meetings. You can also send private prayer request via an online form and there will be more exciting options in the months to come. Here's how to access the Pinehead Portal:

1) Go to www.pinestreetchurch.net

2) Click Log in/Register from, the menu bar on the upper right

3) Select Register

4) Fill out registration form and check the box for "I agree to receiving marketing and promotional materials"

5) Click Register

Wait up to one business day and log back in to access the Member portals.

1) Go to www.pinestreetchurch.net

2) Click Log in/Register from, the menu bar on the upper right

3) Select Login

4) login and you will be able to view the Member and/or Leadership Council portals.

Contact David@pinestreetchurch.netwith any questions.

Pine Street Church is providing prepared meals for youth at TGTHR, formally, Attention Homes of Boulder. 

Currently the OASIS book study provides a quarterly meal. We would like to offer this opportunity to others in our faith community. Our task is to prepare a meal on a quarterly basis for the designated amount of youth (typically 10 at The Source-North Boulder and typically 8 at Chase House-South Boulder). We create a menu and then split up the preparations. One person delivers the meal to the home on our pre-assigned day. 

If you are interested in helping regularly or on occasion, please contact Debbie Setlock at: Setlock7@msn.com.

BY JAN ARNEY.

Dear Members and Friends of Pine Street Church,

Where I left off in my October update on Christa was that she had just had two non cancerous tumors in her breast removed. Since Christa still had pain after the surgery her doctor said there was probably a mass left over. But after a December ultrasound there are no tumors left in her breasts. She was overjoyed to learn that. In March our social worker who visits her and the other PIPH children started his February report on Christa with the sentence, “Christa is good”. This was the first time in many, many months that Christa did not have any medical problems.  

She is very active in her church and is active in organizing activities for the members. She spoke and said that in order to help the people of Haiti everyone needs to know more things about the country. She asked people to change bad behaviors because Haiti is for all Haitian and not just for one group.  

Despite her surgery this Fall she excelled during the first grading period with a grade of 83.07. [I have never seen a grade in the 90’s] It is the highest grade in the PIPH Program for that time period. Christa is in the Twelfth Grade and high school ends after Grade Thirteen.

Information on Covid in Haiti (very low figures and no one can give a good explanation) and the political situation (very troublesome and disruptive) will be in the March PIPH PIPH Hooray. 

This picture was taken at the PIPH Christmas Party which the children planned and carried out. There was food, music, and skits. The girls love to dress to the nines. It may be because everyone has to wear a uniform to school including prescribed hair ribbons and prescribed socks. 

Thank you all for your generosity in sponsoring Christa!

The Men's Fellowship Group has a new meeting schedule. Beginning immediately they will meet in person for Breakfast at the Parkway Cafe on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:30 a.m. They will also hold a monthly Zoom gathering at 9:00 a.m.on the third Tuesday of each month.Please contact Bill Mankin for more information on how to join these meetings: mankin@ucar.edu